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jliptzin
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jliptzin
3y ago
That's no fun though
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That only makes sense if Altman is the only one with access to the company's financials which obviously can't be the case. No one else noticed truckloads of cash getting flushed down the toilet?
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3y ago
Is there any harm in taking antibiotics if you have a viral infection? Does an antibiotic resistant strain of bacteria spawn out of nowhere just from taking antibiotics in the absence of a bacterial infection? I thought the problem was not
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3y ago
I don’t think the average person cares about privacy, sadly. “I have nothing to hide,” etc. The best argument I heard against this crazy policy (only heard recently during these hearings) was that many creators/sharers of this CSAM mat
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3y ago
If you can get people to stop buying diamonds you could turn religious people into atheists. So, by and large, it’s not happening.
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Not really a great analogy because someone else’s gambling problem is not going to get you killed on the way home from work. I would support some kind of rule where you can’t generate more than $1,000 / yr or something off the same use
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3y ago
Colleges don’t create the unicorns, in fact it’s the opposite. The most driven, talented people choose which college to go to. By and large they’ll be successful no matter where they go (+/- luck factors), and even if they skip it alto
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3y ago
There are a lot of criminals out there, these are just the ones that get caught.
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Yea, 3 hour lines, and then they obnoxiously don’t let you in anyway, for no obvious reason. Not shedding any tears here.
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3y ago
Interesting, when I was in school the preferred way to shut the school down was to call in a bomb threat from a pay phone
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3y ago
Yea, it’s fucked. As a buyer, I had an agent for a while, thinking that since the same commission is coming out from the seller’s side anyway, it can’t hurt. Wrong. I kept having my offers turned down without any good reasons, getting slow
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3y ago
Yea, that’s what I want to know as well. How does a computer that can’t physically move destroy the human race? If it’s misbehaving, turn it off?
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3y ago
I’m sure the vast majority of sites would still opt-in to the indexing, considering the lengths people go to with SEO crap to get to the front page of google.
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I don’t see how that’s discord’s fault though, blame the project leaders. They must have their reasons. Maybe for projects in active development, content from years ago just isn’t relevant anymore anyway.
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3y ago
I love discord. It is the only social media I regularly use. There seems to be a sentiment that pops up every now and again that it’s a shame that content in discord communities is getting “walled off” and inaccessible by google and others
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I don’t see how taking advertising dollars from fossil fuel companies affects anything. It’s not like we’ll suddenly stop burning carbon if we stop oil and gas companies from advertising. The demand for oil will still be there. We need to m
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Terrible management, and the people in charge probably never lost a dime personally for their poor decision making. No reason a company making a product like the instant pot can't stay in business as long as people want the product. Af
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3y ago
I have had a tesla for 4 years, I have used super chargers maybe a dozen times total. And I do about 15,000 miles/yr.
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Few people today
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Yea, exactly, I have been telling friends to think hard about buying a new ICE vehicle for this reason. Gas isn’t a utility like electric or water. Stations are all privately owned, as soon as it’s no longer profitable to operate, it’ll shu
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3y ago
If we’re concerned about negative externalities, alcohol would be the first thing to be banned.
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Who are those fines paid to? The government slush fund? Or to the people actually impacted by the leak?
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It is how it’s supposed to work. She was 85 when she got elected the last time. If voters don’t want 90 year olds in office, maybe they shouldn’t vote 85 year olds in for a 6 year term. If she can’t be beat in a primary, then we need someth
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3y ago
Just put it on a plate?
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I am talking about things like puzzle games, board games, etc. There was one digital board game I used to play with my friends, it was such a simple game I probably could have built it in 2 days in JavaScript, but they developed it in unity
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For most indie games I feel like three.js + css + JavaScript would be so much better for both developer and user (no steam install just go to a website)
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I found unity to be so unbelievably bloated and confusing that I am seriously shocked people are actually using it
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Your $500 is such small potatoes to them they literally do not care. There’s probably someone betting $10,000/hand 20 feet away in the high stakes room. You can be sure that dealer never makes it to that room.
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That would be great. I have a friend who get severe panic attack if he uses the wrong strain. Any other strain and he has a great night. I forgot whether it was sativa or Indica that does it
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I first smoked marijuana 20 years ago. Since then there have been years where I haven’t had it at all, to smoking daily for months, to going back to not having it for months at a time. I have never had any issue stopping. No withdrawal. For
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